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Esque Studio is a small glass blowing studio based out of St. Johns, Portland. Started by Andi Kovel and Justin Parker, the studio uses glassblowing techniques to create works of art that are modern, functional and aimed at the design industry.

Portland designer competes on Netflix’s glassblowing series, ‘Blown Away’ Updated Jan 22, 2021; Posted Jan 22, 2021 Andi Kovel, a Portland-based designer and co-owner of Esque studio, is one of 10 contestants in Season 2 of the glassblowing competition series, "Blown Away." (Photo: David Leyes/courtesy of Marblemedia) Facebook Share As more competition series come to our screens, viewers have the opportunity to learn about details specific to baking,cooking, sewing, tattooing, gardening and all sorts of art forms and activities we probably know nothing about. Add to that group glassb...

These days, there’s a reality competition show for just about everything, from baking to fashion to pottery. But Netflix’s Blown Away—in which expert glassblowers compete for prizes including a residency at the Corning Museum of Glass in upstate New York—is especially worth a watch. There are no amateurs in sight, and watching the contestants work with delicate materials in high temperatures is especially riveting. Plus, the end results are beautiful. Season two of the show will premiere on the streaming service on January 22, and that same day, the Corning Museum will la...

Pieces From Blown Away Season Two to Go on View at Corning Museum of Glass Rachel Wallace © Photo: Netflix *Blown Away* season 2 contestant Nao Yamamoto hard at work. These days, there’s a reality competition show for just about everything, from baking to fashion to pottery. But Netflix’s Blown Away—in which expert glassblowers compete for prizes including a residency at the Corning Museum of Glass in upstate New York—is especially worth a watch. There are no amateurs in sight, and watching the contestants work with delicate materials in high temperatures is especi...